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complicit

[kuhm-plis-it] / kəmˈplɪs ɪt /


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“Local law enforcement must not be complicit through silence or inaction when federal agents overstep legal and ethical boundaries,” Duarte said.

From Los Angeles Times

He has previously said he was not complicit or culpable in Epstein's crimes and has apologised to the women and girls who suffered.

From BBC

For a long while, the Oscars have been complicit in lowering expectations of Hollywood animation.

From Los Angeles Times

She’s quickly caught up in a complex web of deception, in which she may be complicit.

From Los Angeles Times

They said they were "engaged in or complicit in the culture of unlawful information gathering that wrecked the lives of so many".

From BBC